Can this cable be used as the tail of a displayport daisy chain by connecting it to a primary monitor DisplayPort out?
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Theoretically yes but the monitor you connect to the HDMI out of this adaptor may not necessarily recognize that is is part of a chain since the displayport and HDMI communication protocols are slightly different. For the price it is worth a try.
524680
It should work as any other video cable.If you have a display port so you are fine ;)
452503
Stated a different way.. this cable connects from my Graphic Cards output to my Monitor input.
1622009
yes i believe it can. i haven't looked into the adapter for the second monitor cable but we use 2 at work with the same dock.
1944404
I belive so but I haven't tried that. If not you could get a converter for the display port or DVI to make it work with your monitor.
524681
It should work as any other video cable. If you have a display port so you are fine ;)
1142968
you don't need this to do that, all you need is to plug in an external monitor into the VGA port and if it has sufficient memory it can access both monitors without this cable
1106348
That's what we used it for. You'll need a splitter cable - and the end that goes into the card has a bazillion pins (ok, 60) - not standard DVI plug. The other ends of the splitter can be DVI. See "DMS-60/LFH-60 to Dual DVI Y-Splitter Cable Converter for Dual Monitor"
2121332
I would contact the manufacturer. The literature specifically states "This is NOT a bi-directional cable" It is intended to pass display port signal to DVI
1265966
Yes, as long as you plug the DP end into the card and the HDMI end into the display. It won't work the other way around like most cables do.
496472
Not sure...I never tried it this way. You need to make sure that the adaptor you use for your type connection is described as a vga out from the pc and hdmi in to the monitor.
718650
Also note that this is NOT a Bi-directional cable per the literature. It is for passing displayport signal to DVI, NOT the other way around.
1855679
The connections are the same, and the cable does not have a source and/or destination designation. It should work fine, but have not tried it. Please do check to make sure that your driving device has a full-size DisplayPort connection, though, before ordering.
609458
InfiniteRecall has the correct answer. You need an active adapter which costs extra. It'll work, but kinda pricy. At that point you might as well look for a good deal on a monitor with DisplayPort, which only needs a mini-DP to DP cable (about $10).
1660473
No. It has only one Thunderbolt port, so it can be part of a daisy chain, but needs to be the last device on the chain
70708
No, I'm pretty sure it won't, although I haven't tried that. There is only one port labeled as 'IN', and two labeled as 'OUT'. It is designed to do the opposite - that is, to connect two DVI monitors to a single DVI port on a single system.
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Yes, you should be able too. It would be the same concept as hooking it between a ps3 and a tv. The monitor would just need to be hdmi copy protection compliant which I am sure it is if you can hook the gtx into it and see a picture.